About
Dragon and Crane Dojo offers Traditional Karate, which the dojo says is adapted for today. The dojo says this class develops punches, kicks, blocks, throws, respect, drive, curiosity, and adaptivity. It also lists a Mobility for Health Class on Saturdays at 12:30pm.
Programs
- Traditional Karate — Adapted for today; the dojo says it develops physical skills such as punches, kicks, blocks, and throws, and mental skills such as respect, drive, curiosity, and adaptivity.
- Mobility for Health Class — Sat 12:30pm · Listed in the event calendar as a class.
About the provider
The mission of Dragon and Crane Dojo is to develop the self on all dimensions: mind and body; individual and community; tradition and adaptation. The dojo says that in 2021 David Chung continued the tradition of adapting his experiences into a new kind of curriculum at Dragon and Crane Dojo, and it also states that Ken Nagayama founded his own dojo in 1988. The dojo says it is affiliate partners with other organizations in the region, and students may train once a week at partner schools, including Ken Nagayama Martial Arts in Burbank and KNMA San Fernando.
Class Schedule is referenced on the page as potentially blank and to refresh or download as PDF. Prior experience options listed on the contact form include First time, Little bit / long ago / mostly forgot, Bit rusty but could get it back, and Have trained in the past year.
Last updated October 3, 2026.
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